hi
If I create a new cron job on Debian Sarge with:
#crontab -e
I cannot see it in /etc/crontab or where can I find the file with this new entry ?
greetings
cc
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where can I find the file from crontab -e ?
thanks,
but if I create a new cron job as root, this will be processed
any time, for example after restart without any loggins ?
or the machine must be login as root user to push this cron job ?
in other case howto create a cron job without users,
I mean this cron job will be processed with any user ?
greetings
cc
but if I create a new cron job as root, this will be processed
any time, for example after restart without any loggins ?
or the machine must be login as root user to push this cron job ?
in other case howto create a cron job without users,
I mean this cron job will be processed with any user ?
greetings
cc
If you create a cron job, you needn't to be logged in, cron will process it anyway.
You can't create a cron job without a user specification, not even in the 'main' crontab (/etc/crontab). There must be a user specified who will 'own' this cron job. This user can be anyone, but in the user crontab files no user could be specified. User crontab files are run in the name of their creator.
You can't create a cron job without a user specification, not even in the 'main' crontab (/etc/crontab). There must be a user specified who will 'own' this cron job. This user can be anyone, but in the user crontab files no user could be specified. User crontab files are run in the name of their creator.